EPL: Manchester United Stunned With Late Double

Everton stunned Manchester united as the Reds Devils dropped two vital points in the Premier League title race in an unbelievable 4-4 draw at Old Trafford.

The visitors struck the opening goal of the match. After an excellent header from Nikica Jelavic, United bounce back as Nani crosses and Rooney nods home from six yards out.

In second half, Welbeck the wonder boy struck for A. Ferguson’s side as Everton fail to get the ball clear, and the striker brings it down, moves to his right before slotting it into the top corner. Within three minutes only Nani struck again. A lovely triangle between Carrick and Welbeck sends Nani in on Howard and he dinks the ball delicately into the far corner.

With a 3-1 lead in the second half, it seemed like Manchester United will register a comfortable victory at its home turf. But Everton refused to surrender to what seemed like the inevitable defeat.

Seven minutes later, M. Fellaini struck for the visitors. Hibbert crosses into the area and Fellaini volleys into the corner. De Gea got a touch but he couldn't keep it out.

Rooney struck again in the 69^th minute to secure their win with a 4-2 lead over the visitors. Another quality goal as Welbeck crosses for Rooney to finish off in style. But the final was having something else to offer to the spectators.

Two goals in three minutes was a stunner for the home side. D. Moyes men struck back to back goals to make sure that the Red Devils can earn only 1 point in this match.

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LA LIGA: Ronaldo Steal the Show with a Late Goal

Cristiano Ronaldo's goal against Barcelona won the match for Real Madrid and perhaps the La Liga title. The Catalans has now lost two games in a row and suddenly their defense as well as attack is a concern for the side.

Thanks to strikes from Sami Khedira and Cristiano Ronaldo, Real now lead the Spanish league by seven points with only four matches in hand, and almost puts an end to Barcelona's hopes of a fourth consecutive crown.

The visitors struck the opening goal in the 17^th minute as Valdes spilt Pepe's header and German midfielder Khedira was there to pounce and slide it in from around two yards out.

Barcelona could have reacted well when Messi's sublime through-ball found Xavi but he dragged his effort wide when he had only Casillas to beat. Further, the home side attempt for an equalizer continued in the second half as Tello and Xavi fired shots on goal; however neither effort was on target.

Pep Guardiola introduced Alexis Sanchez with twenty one minutes left and this move paid him instant result. Adriano's follow-up shot was deflected and splendidly palmed away by Casillas, but Sanchez was absolutely prepared to turn it in.

The visitors had the last laugh, as Ronaldo struck the second goal for his team and final goal of the match. An excellent through-ball from Ozil, accurate pass and Ronaldo who struck a right footed finish from a difficult angle on the right side.

Since May 2009, that's the first time that the Catalans has lost back-to-back games, and it is their first home league defeat of the season.

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